T20 World Cup Women’s Winner List

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is organized by the International Cricket Council and 1st edition of T20 World Cup Women’s having been held in England in 2009. At the 1st three editions of “ICC Women’s World Twenty20” there were 8 teams but by 2014 it increased to 10 team participants. Let’s take a look at T20 World Cup Women’s Winner List–

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Review 

Format	WT20I
Organized By	ICC
1st Edition	2009
Latest Edition	2020
Next Edition	2023
Tournament Format	Knockout & Round Robin
No Of Teams	10
Current Champion	Australia ( T20 World Cup Women’s Winner 5th Time )
Most Successful	Australia
Most Runs	Suzie Bates from Aus mad 929 Runs
Most Wickets	Anya Shrubsole
Official Website	ICC

T20 World Cup Women’s Winner List Table

Year	Host Nation	Venue	Winners	Runners-Up	Result
2009	England	London	England 86/4 (17 Overs)	New Zealand	England won by 6 wickets
2010	West Indies	Bridgetown	Australia 106/8 (Overs)	New Zealand	Australia won by 3 runs
2012	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Australia 142/4 (20 Overs)	England	Australia won by 4 runs
2014	Bangladesh	Dhaka	Australia 106/4 (15 Overs)	England	Australia won by 6 wickets
2016	India	Kolkata	West Indies 149/2 (19 Overs)	Australia	West Indies won by 8 wickets
2018	West Indies	North Sound	Australia 106/2 (15.1 Overs)	England	Australia won by 8 wickets
2020	Australia	Melbourne	Australia 184/4 (20 Overs)	India	Australia won by 85 runs
2023	South Africa

Highest Innings Totals In ICC Women’s T20 World Cup

Score	Batting team	Opposition	Venue	Date
195/3 (20 overs)	South Africa	Thailand	Canberra, Australia	28 February 2020
194/5 (20 overs)	India	New Zealand	Providence, Guyana	9 November 2018
191/4 (20 overs)	Australia	Ireland	Sylhet, Bangladesh	27 March 2014
189/1 (20 overs)	Australia	Bangladesh	Canberra, Australia	27 February 2020
187/5 (20 overs)	West Indies	Sri Lanka	Gros Islet, Saint Lucia	16 November 2018

Highest Individual Score In ICC Women’s T20 World Cup

Runs	Balls	Batter	Batting team	Opposition	Venue	Date
126	65	Meg Lanning	Australia	Ireland	Sylhet, Bangladesh	27 March 2014
112*	45	Deandra Dottin	West Indies	South Africa	Basseterre, Saint Kitts & Nevis	5 May 2010
108*	66	Heather Knight	England	Thailand	Canberra, Australia	26 February 2020
103	51	Harmanpreet Kaur	India	New Zealand	Providence, Guyana	9 November 2018
101	60	Lizelle Lee	South Africa	Thailand	Canberra, Australia	28 February 2020

Best Bowling Figures In ICC Women’s T20 World Cup

Figures	Overs	Bowler	Bowling team	Opposition	Venue	Date
5/5	3.4	Deandra Dottin	West Indies	Bangladesh	Providence, Guyana	9 November 2018
5/8	4.0	Suné Luus	South Africa	Ireland	Chennai, India	23 March 2016
5/16	3.5	Priyanka Roy	India	Pakistan	Taunton, England	13 June 2009
5/20	3.2	Julie Hunter	Australia	West Indies	Colombo (RPS), Sri Lanka	5 October 2012
4/9	3.4	Holly Colvin	England	Pakistan	Galle, Sri Lanka	27 September 2012

Most Runs In The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Tournaments

Year	Player	Performance Details
2009	Aimee Watkins	200 runs
2010	Sara McGlashan	147 runs
2012	Charlotte Edwards	172 runs
2014	Meg Lanning	257 runs
2016	Stafanie Taylor	246 runs
2018	Alyssa Healy	225 runs
2020	Beth Mooney	259 runs

Most Wickets in The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Tournament

Year	Player	Performance Details
2009	Holly Colvin	9 wickets
2010	Diana DavidNicola Browne	9 wickets
2012	Julie Hunter	11 wickets
2014	Anya Shrubsole	13 wickets
2016	Leigh KasperekSophie DevineDeandra Dottin	9 wickets
2018	Deandra DottinAshleigh GardnerMegan Schutt	10 wickets
2020	Megan Schutt	13 wickets

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Player Of The Tournament

Year	Player	Performance Details
2009	Claire Taylor	199 runs
2010	Nicola Browne	9 wickets
2012	Charlotte Edwards	172 runs
2014	Anya Shrubsole	13 wickets
2016	Stafanie Taylor	246 runs and 8 wickets
2018	Alyssa Healy	225 runs
2020	Beth Mooney	259 runs

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90,000 fans were crammed into the Melbourne Cricket Ground to watch the Women’s T20 World Cup final in February.